Saccade target selection and object recognition¶
Deubel, & Schneider. (1996). Saccade target selection and object recognition: Evidence for a common attentional mechanism.
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- A closely related corollary is that spatial attention is also pre-allocated to the saccade target before execution
This sourceDual-task evidence that attention is obligatorily coupled to the saccade target before the eyes move, with discrimination best at the target and near chance beside it.
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- A closely related corollary is that spatial attention is also pre-allocated to the saccade target before execution
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